Banks' Florilegium

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Banks' Florilegium is a celebrated collection of botanical engravings based on plants collected during Captain James Cook’s first voyage, documenting many species from Australia and the Pacific.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf botanical illustration collection
engraving series
associatedDiscipline botany
history of science
maritime exploration history
taxonomy
associatedVessel HMS Endeavour NERFINISHED
associatedWith Captain James Cook NERFINISHED
Daniel Solander NERFINISHED
Joseph Banks NERFINISHED
basedOn plant specimens collected on James Cook's first voyage
commissionedBy Joseph Banks NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Great Britain NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance key visual record of early European encounters with Australasian flora
depicts type specimens of many species
documents Australian plant species
New Zealand plant species
Pacific plant species
South African plant species
South American plant species
expedition James Cook's first voyage (1768–1771)
genre natural history art
scientific botanical illustration
hasAlternativeName Banks Florilegium NERFINISHED
Banks’ and Solander’s Florilegium NERFINISHED
hasContributor Daniel Solander NERFINISHED
Joseph Banks NERFINISHED
various 18th-century engravers
hasCreator Sydney Parkinson NERFINISHED
hasFormat folio prints
hand-coloured engravings (later editions)
influenced later botanical illustration
language Latin botanical nomenclature
medium copperplate engravings
notableFor early visual documentation of Australian flora
high artistic and scientific accuracy
historical importance in botany
productionStartTime 1770s
publicationStatus not fully published in Banks's lifetime
relatedTo Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew NERFINISHED
natural history collections of the British Museum NERFINISHED
subject plants collected on the Endeavour voyage
timePeriod late 18th century
usedFor art historical research
documentation of Pacific exploration
scientific study of plant taxonomy

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Joseph Banks hasWork Banks' Florilegium